Roof Rage

very nıce gamne

kinda fun to play alone, game is buggy at times. patches and updates are stopped by the developer, and the community doesn't play multiplayer much. The game isn't worth the money if you don't play the game with friends, or alone (the campaign)

This is a dangerously slept on platform fighter! I remember seeing this and wondering why no one has tried this before, and while my thinking wasn't fully comprehensive, I believe this is the best version of the concept we've gotten so far. The characters have bigger and more individualized movesets than in Smash, but not to the point of being bloated or cumbersome; anyone can find a character they like and have their moves down in the matter of an hour. The movement also adopts this "advanced but streamlined" philosophy, with every character being able to recover from almost everywhere, which leads to some grippingly goofy-ass off-stage interactions. Every character's design fits their playstyle, and the animations are shockingly expressive and readable for just out bite-sized those deadly gromets are. The stages all feel appropriately like they could occur during the last scenes of any martial arts movie, and they compliment your character's versatile movement by giving you plenty of walls and platforms of varying heights. If you're a person that has friends that are willing to learn a game with you, absolutely give this game a shot; it can be as seriously intense or as nonsensically SmashBrosian as you desire.

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8/10 I'm not that much into smash brothers type games and I'll probably not be playing this one a lot but I beat story with the muay thai guy and it was fun. This type of game is much better with mates and if mine had this I'd probably play it with them from time to time. They did a great job on making the gfx look like something out of the early 90s. it really feels like an alternate reality street fighter 2 in style.

Its a nice fighting game needs steam workshop tho

Juego muy bueno.